System Tweaks

A boot macro that verifies your tweaks, quietly repairs the ones updates cleared, and writes a log you can actually read — designed with delays and fail-safes, not hope.

Ninety seconds for messaging, ten minutes for recipes, restored the moment you leave: per-app screen timeouts built on one settings key and a captured baseline.

Seasonal apps should not hold year-round permissions. Android’s auto-revoke, AppOps’ quiet ignore mode, and a monthly audit macro — with a strict do-not-touch list.

Strict encrypted DNS on café Wi-Fi, relaxed at home: the two private_dns keys, a two-macro design keyed to network trust, and the captive-portal procedure.

Logs are not your storage problem — app cache is. What log buffers really are, the one safe reclaim command, and a weekly maintenance macro that frees real space.

In Japan and Korea the shutter sound is a legal safeguard, not a setting. Where muting is lawful, how the sound is wired, and a MacroDroid build that restores volume on exit.

Battery, DNS mode, active profile — visible at a glance on floating buttons, updated by events instead of polling, and dual-purpose as controls. A dashboard that earns its pixels.

No universal split-screen API exists, so the honest routes are three: OEM app pairs, guided UI sequences, and sequential launches. Which to use on which brand.

MacroDroid’s tile slots put your macros one swipe away. How to assign them, build honest toggles with state variables, and keep a small tile set genuinely useful.

One global value hides the navigation bar everywhere — or only where you want it. The policy_control syntax, per-app lists, a MacroDroid toggle macro, and full restoration.